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take the movement energy into those stairs -- spheres with the ideas matter of the heart of occupy. >> winter is coming. cities like san francisco and oakland and other cities are closing down the encampments and chasing people off. you can drive 90 miles from davis and pepper spray. it is hard to maintain people's attention for long periods of time. i am wondering -- should they be occupying the supreme court? [applause] >> i was talking about that today. with all respect for putting your body on the line which captivated the imagination in the beginning, it now needs to be less about states and place -- spaces and places and more about going to wear in justice -- injustice is. there are plans to occupy the supreme court from the second anniversary of the citizens united decision. that crazy decision has given the rights to corporations to unleash their treasuries into our already polluted political system. go there. go to your local congresspersons office. go to banks charging student loans up the highest rates. go to those places. i think we will see more of that. occupy congress m
take the movement energy into those stairs -- spheres with the ideas matter of the heart of occupy. >> winter is coming. cities like san francisco and oakland and other cities are closing down the encampments and chasing people off. you can drive 90 miles from davis and pepper spray. it is hard to maintain people's attention for long periods of time. i am wondering -- should they be occupying the supreme court? [applause] >> i was talking about that today. with all respect for...
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a complete environmental catastrophe joining me now is angela anderson director of the climate and energy program of the union of concerned scientists angelo welcome thank you very much great to have you with us is this first of all this is the hottest year is this an anomaly is that some sort of you know weirdness of says to six or are we looking at a genuine trend line i think where it's a very genuine trend line and what we are seeing is that you know this is not the first time many of us have heard it's the hottest year on record and we're likely to break more records just like it is basically over the last thirty six years we have experienced a warmer than average temperature so if you think about it about a third of the population has never experienced a quote unquote normal. climate year well it's like the weather whether we're doing as become the new neuron what that is exactly right only only it's going to get a whole lot worse the this one hundred eighty seven million people number that's being. i've seen numbers over the last decade variety of news stories in the year in the de
a complete environmental catastrophe joining me now is angela anderson director of the climate and energy program of the union of concerned scientists angelo welcome thank you very much great to have you with us is this first of all this is the hottest year is this an anomaly is that some sort of you know weirdness of says to six or are we looking at a genuine trend line i think where it's a very genuine trend line and what we are seeing is that you know this is not the first time many of us...
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next up, kinder morgan energy partners, kmp. the partnerships finished 2012 terribly, in part because the people were worried that the tax breaks they enjoyed would be erased by the fiscal cliff. buyers are still skittish because they remain under a cloud, a cloud of low natural gas, the possibility of the debt ceiling negotiations might include new revenue raised by taxing them. you know what, that's the same old-same old. i don't care about it. i like kinder morgan. i'm looking for an entry point for you. if the yield goes above 6%, currently 5.77%, you know what, if it happens before this they report i would pass. bank of america reports in 30. okay. could this be the break-out quarter for b-a-c, bac is back. a lot of people participating. when everyone is expecting something good, you tend not to get if. we're going to go over theton stock in the super bowl momentarily. be aware this is a long-term positive story that needs to be bought on weakness, including anything you might get from earnings. it bothers me that the stock
next up, kinder morgan energy partners, kmp. the partnerships finished 2012 terribly, in part because the people were worried that the tax breaks they enjoyed would be erased by the fiscal cliff. buyers are still skittish because they remain under a cloud, a cloud of low natural gas, the possibility of the debt ceiling negotiations might include new revenue raised by taxing them. you know what, that's the same old-same old. i don't care about it. i like kinder morgan. i'm looking for an entry...
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just say no to just energy. now some tweets. let's start with a tweet from steven crawford, @smcbmt, i don't know. who says darden, dri, worthy of more homework for dividend portfolio or don't waste the time? they have to grow, they are not putting up numbers that would make me feel comfortable saying this is good dividend play. flip ncf, thanks for the tip, up 28%, you still liking the stock? a great company. and vaccines too. this company is terrific. we know when we have the ceo on, he's dine nahhia might. this tweet from been at stcil. excellent avy with you and pop. that's my dad. nothing more important than family. couldn't agree more. new avatar, me and pop, at an eagles game, another loss. my jersey, number seven, not vic, but jaws from the 1980 team. let's take another tweet from beernut 54. sweet avatar, any thoughts on groupon. should i sell or hold? i like zinga better than groupon. play with the house's money. that's how the business works. here is another tweet from draztech. what's going on with apple and china mo
just say no to just energy. now some tweets. let's start with a tweet from steven crawford, @smcbmt, i don't know. who says darden, dri, worthy of more homework for dividend portfolio or don't waste the time? they have to grow, they are not putting up numbers that would make me feel comfortable saying this is good dividend play. flip ncf, thanks for the tip, up 28%, you still liking the stock? a great company. and vaccines too. this company is terrific. we know when we have the ceo on, he's...
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but when i started losing energy and became moody... that's when i had an honest conversation with my doctor. we discussed all the symptoms... then he gave me some blood tests. showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number -- not just me. [ male announcer ] today, men with low t have androgel 1.62% (testosterone gel). the #1 prescribed topical testosterone replacement therapy, increases testosterone when used daily. women and children should avoid contact with application sites. discontinue androgel and call your doctor if you see unexpected signs of early puberty in a child, or signs in a woman, which may include changes in body hair or a large increase in acne, possibly due to accidental exposure. men with breast cancer or who have or might have prostate cancer, and women who are or may become pregnant or are breastfeeding, should not use androgel. serious side effects include worsening of an enlarged prostate, possible increased risk of prostate cancer, lower sperm count, swelling of ankles, feet, or body, enlarged or painful breas
but when i started losing energy and became moody... that's when i had an honest conversation with my doctor. we discussed all the symptoms... then he gave me some blood tests. showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number -- not just me. [ male announcer ] today, men with low t have androgel 1.62% (testosterone gel). the #1 prescribed topical testosterone replacement therapy, increases testosterone when used daily. women and children should avoid contact with application sites. discontinue...
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we like large-cap stocks and in particular we like technology materials and energy. in particular we're actually adding to international markets. we think the valuation is more attractive than the u.s. markets so we think europe is another place we can put money to work. >> gordon, do you see any areas not participating that are warning signs to you or that are opportunities where you can still get in at this point? >> well, one of the things that i've been looking for is a question of whether this whole business of austerity and cutting back is going to have such a detrimental effect that you won't see growth in things like materials and infrastructure overall. i haven't seen that so i think that's a good sign that we'll continue to see growth in those types of sectors? >> brian, i'm not implying that you're our bear, but you are cautious. what's your thoughts for investing this year? >> a little bit more defensive perhaps than they are because i do think that fixed income plays a role in the portfolio, but could you looking at international bonds, international sec
we like large-cap stocks and in particular we like technology materials and energy. in particular we're actually adding to international markets. we think the valuation is more attractive than the u.s. markets so we think europe is another place we can put money to work. >> gordon, do you see any areas not participating that are warning signs to you or that are opportunities where you can still get in at this point? >> well, one of the things that i've been looking for is a question...
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one area in one sector not doing that well today are the energy stocks. down 2.7%. at the same time i will explain to you how they downgraded the oilfield services company. down 5.6%. terrible action. they downgraded the group overall. as a result gives the majority of these names coming out of significant pressure. both are down. down 1.2%, down 3.4%, we have seen exxon and chevron coming under pressure. a downgrade for this particular group. the truth is overall the group is under pressure today and certainly underperforming when you look at the big picture. back to you. cheryl: thank you very much. it is the biggest health care event of the year. hundreds of companies, thousands of investors at the jpmorgan annual conference this week. showcase the latest against cancer. joining us the fox business exclusive is oliver, the ceo. thank you for being here. two big announcements from you any bavarian cancer, gastric cancer, but it is about nanotechnology. explain how that works. >> thank you very much. what we do is very simple in concept. why would you do that? you
one area in one sector not doing that well today are the energy stocks. down 2.7%. at the same time i will explain to you how they downgraded the oilfield services company. down 5.6%. terrible action. they downgraded the group overall. as a result gives the majority of these names coming out of significant pressure. both are down. down 1.2%, down 3.4%, we have seen exxon and chevron coming under pressure. a downgrade for this particular group. the truth is overall the group is under pressure...
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so they are really a good, basic energy and materials company. you look at them, they're pretty cheap on paper. they are looking about seven times forward earnings. and i think the big kicker here that goldman really nails is the yield. this stock is yielding about 2.3%, so you combine that with the stock's share repurchases that they are going to do, the cushion that the dividend yield is giving you; you look at that whole package and you say, "hey, these could be some really good companies." > also goldman is picking stocks that are products people use in everyday life. there is even a railroad company there. > > absolutely. i think that is the big kicker here. you look at this kind of environment where i would say that investment decisions are not so easy to make. we have a really low interest rate environment, and if you look at these companies that are woven into the fabric of our lives, companies that are going to benefit from strength in america or otherwise, and they're paying you a better dividend yield than the so-called risk-free rate
so they are really a good, basic energy and materials company. you look at them, they're pretty cheap on paper. they are looking about seven times forward earnings. and i think the big kicker here that goldman really nails is the yield. this stock is yielding about 2.3%, so you combine that with the stock's share repurchases that they are going to do, the cushion that the dividend yield is giving you; you look at that whole package and you say, "hey, these could be some really good...
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through this year and real heal us when it comes to employment, and then we go to the next step which is energy, yesterday in particular, great news for rig, made a setment with the doj, looking at bp and anadarko and halliburton, and it may, may be very smooth sailing for them, up another 10%, 15% by mid-year if they can make nice settlements. >> you're a very famous technician. a lot of people follow you. tell us how you look through the debt ceiling fate that we know is coming. the last debt ceiling debate was horrific and had a major effect on the economy. >> lots of volatility. i don't know if it's another cliff. i mean, a milk cliff and cheese cliff and everybody is worried about it. can i tell you something? i've been doing this for close to 50 years. i've never seen so many people so negative for so long. guys, put on your bullish hat. this thing is going to sail. >> and that is -- we should point out. that's a contrarian way to think, right? when everybody is so bearish that's the precise moment you should be bullish. >> we're talking mega bearish. airline at 52-week highs, housing at
through this year and real heal us when it comes to employment, and then we go to the next step which is energy, yesterday in particular, great news for rig, made a setment with the doj, looking at bp and anadarko and halliburton, and it may, may be very smooth sailing for them, up another 10%, 15% by mid-year if they can make nice settlements. >> you're a very famous technician. a lot of people follow you. tell us how you look through the debt ceiling fate that we know is coming. the...
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wind energy is 2000 years old. the windmill is one of the most old devices in terms of an energy source that exists. this is not new technology. there is no evidence that once they produce wind bells on a mass production bases that we had any type of technology breakthrough that will lower price. it will make us competitive. i do not think most americans do. connell: senator graham, it is a big topic. thank you very much for coming on. dagen: ruby tuesday is another casual dining chain under pressure. higher taxes hit consumers. connell: that sounds like the trade today. sandra spent this year. sandra: it is an interesting stock. bringing up ruby tuesday. it is one of the casual dining chains. it reported a bigger than expected loss in analyst had been expecting. higher minimum wage costs. they are also facing consumers that have a little less disposable income that they have in their pocket. i just got off the phone with brian elliott. he is an analyst over at raymond james. he is talking about feeling the bite. h
wind energy is 2000 years old. the windmill is one of the most old devices in terms of an energy source that exists. this is not new technology. there is no evidence that once they produce wind bells on a mass production bases that we had any type of technology breakthrough that will lower price. it will make us competitive. i do not think most americans do. connell: senator graham, it is a big topic. thank you very much for coming on. dagen: ruby tuesday is another casual dining chain under...
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the gains came from across the trading businesses, including stocks, energy and fixed income. 2012 a pretty rough one. 88% of them trailing the market, according to goldman sachs. . the average hedge fund posted a rough 6% gain last year, according to hedge fund research. >>> and the problems continue to pile up for boeing's dreamliner after an oil leak and a cracked cockpit window were discovered on two separate flights in japan today. the latest incidents come ahead of a scheduled press conference from the federal aviation administration and the u.s. department of transportation. that's scheduled for 9:30 eastern. the uf of a is expected to announce a review into the aircraft's power systems after several mishaps on tuesday. 787 at boston's logan airport leaked around 40 gallons of fuel on to the tarmac a day after another airplane caught fire in boston. boeing stock? i'm not sure we have it. don't worry about it. the we're looking at the three-month chart on the nikkei. up 25.65% in the last three months. up another 1.6% today. shinzo abe announcing another stimulus bill suggestin
the gains came from across the trading businesses, including stocks, energy and fixed income. 2012 a pretty rough one. 88% of them trailing the market, according to goldman sachs. . the average hedge fund posted a rough 6% gain last year, according to hedge fund research. >>> and the problems continue to pile up for boeing's dreamliner after an oil leak and a cracked cockpit window were discovered on two separate flights in japan today. the latest incidents come ahead of a scheduled...
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>> no, they intend to tax the middle class with an energy tax, a carbon tax, an energy tax, a gasoline tax. they have been pushing this back to al gore and bill clinton. they always wanted to do this. it's a massive tax increase on the middle class. obama stands there and says it's not a tax on the middle class, but environmental thing. well, it'll be thousands of dollars, but it's not going to happen because the republicans in the house are committed to not raising taxes. your earlier comment was they were so much against tax increases they didn't want to vote for a measure their constituents might misunderstand to be a tax increase. our commitment against tax increases are stronger than ever. those people who jumped out and said we might raise taxes in the future have been embarrassed. charles: preernght it. -- appreciate it. talk to you soon. >> my pleasure. charles: are we raising a generation of spoiled brats? that's the case. more college kids feel more than ever they are special, even though they have not done anything. we asked thoughts about this at 10:45. at ten, critics of t
>> no, they intend to tax the middle class with an energy tax, a carbon tax, an energy tax, a gasoline tax. they have been pushing this back to al gore and bill clinton. they always wanted to do this. it's a massive tax increase on the middle class. obama stands there and says it's not a tax on the middle class, but environmental thing. well, it'll be thousands of dollars, but it's not going to happen because the republicans in the house are committed to not raising taxes. your earlier...
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energy policy about. he spent several years and i think has gotten incredibly frustrated with washington and thrown up his hands and gone around and around. he points out that every president back to nixon talks about how we are going to get some sort of energy policy and eventually get to u.s. energy independence and it's never happened. it's been such a difficult goal. >> like gun control. that's never happened either as obvious as it is to probably all of us. the administration is looking for ways to accelerate job growth. this is an important one. >> i think it's an important one, i don't know if you had time to do some of these 2012 predictions. >> sure. >> that least the list i have here is all five. i don't know if we have the other five. in 2012 you did pretty well. >> don't say it with such astonishment. >> extraction of oil and gas from shale and rock a game changer. joe, i'm not sure if you thought that was a surprise. >> which one? >> i give him credit for that. >> earnings of american corpora
energy policy about. he spent several years and i think has gotten incredibly frustrated with washington and thrown up his hands and gone around and around. he points out that every president back to nixon talks about how we are going to get some sort of energy policy and eventually get to u.s. energy independence and it's never happened. it's been such a difficult goal. >> like gun control. that's never happened either as obvious as it is to probably all of us. the administration is...
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that certainly gives off a lot of energy. it gives off a lot of carbon, too. i am not sure that president bush's idea of biofuel becoming the way for our energy security is necessarily the right track. the problem is, we have become so embedded in this business and there are new subsidies coming down the line in the latest act of congress, billion dollar subsidies bolstering this industry, which is in its maturity. this industry no longer needs those kinds of subsidies. it is working pretty well on its own. i cannot think it needs to be accelerated. host: this is done on twitter saying who is perishable. is that a significant risk? guest: this is of the essence. wall street is not actually investing in food. they are investing in something else, imaginary food, derivatives, food futures. the way the commodity markets work is that people make promises down the line in the future to set prices for these globally necessary commodities at a certain level. these promises to buy and sell -- they are bets on the price of food. they are not bets on real food. they are
that certainly gives off a lot of energy. it gives off a lot of carbon, too. i am not sure that president bush's idea of biofuel becoming the way for our energy security is necessarily the right track. the problem is, we have become so embedded in this business and there are new subsidies coming down the line in the latest act of congress, billion dollar subsidies bolstering this industry, which is in its maturity. this industry no longer needs those kinds of subsidies. it is working pretty...
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is poised to generate stronger job growth than we saw today with boosts from the housing sector, the energy sector and manufacturing which is undergoing a revival. cheryl: the fiscal cliff discussion finally ended but at the same time you got what you wanted, you wanted to see unemployment benefits extended. you got your wish the we have an unemployment rate unchanged month over month. >> that really gets it. i agree with him. we really have to get a head winds and what is creating this uncertainty around a short-term and long-term fiscal issue and for media -- that will put more wind in the sale of households because they have to reduce their debt and increase savings, build that will back up in the home and that will be one of the key drivers. 70% of national income comes from personal consumption. cheryl: at the same time i don't know that building a savings rate among the nation's middle class in particular will happen. the payroll tax, that holiday expires, that is one instance of how paychecks are different. we will talk about that on the show. >> you have the payroll tax go back to i
is poised to generate stronger job growth than we saw today with boosts from the housing sector, the energy sector and manufacturing which is undergoing a revival. cheryl: the fiscal cliff discussion finally ended but at the same time you got what you wanted, you wanted to see unemployment benefits extended. you got your wish the we have an unemployment rate unchanged month over month. >> that really gets it. i agree with him. we really have to get a head winds and what is creating this...
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we are going for one of those phases, not only the book tour but a book is quite an expenditure of energy. we have always taken time between books and we have some projects at vanity fair that have been on hold as we finish the book and have gone through the interest that this book has arisen. all i know for sure is we will never run out of material. it seems like each year things get longer and longer. >> host: have you ever thought about separating, doing solo project? >> guest: because i am older, i would like to go back and look at investigative reporting in the 50s and 60s one started but that is a little different. >> host: >> guest: we have been so busy with projects there has not been time to do anything else. >> host: dave in louisiana, you are on with james steele and donald barlett. >> caller: good afternoon. my question concerns the dream economy. i am an old fdr democrat and i disagree with some of the new democrats especially the classes of 74 and 76, john kerry and the clintons and some of these other free traders. the other day i was watching television and saw former pres
we are going for one of those phases, not only the book tour but a book is quite an expenditure of energy. we have always taken time between books and we have some projects at vanity fair that have been on hold as we finish the book and have gone through the interest that this book has arisen. all i know for sure is we will never run out of material. it seems like each year things get longer and longer. >> host: have you ever thought about separating, doing solo project? >> guest:...
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>> guest: not only the book tour, but you just -- a book is quite an expenditure of energy, and we've always taken time between books. and we have a, we've got some projects at "vanity fair" that have kind of almost been on hold as bev -- as we've finished the book and gone through the interest that this book has arisen. so all we know for sure is that we will never rub out of -- run out of material. >> guest: oh, no. the potential list -- >> guest: growing each year. things get longer and longer. >> host: have you ever thought about separating, doing solo projects? >> guest: well, i think, you know, because i'm older i would like to go back and look at investigative reporting in the '50s and '60s when i started, which is a little different. but beyond that, no. >> guest: we've been so busy with projects over the years, there really hasn't been the time to do anything else. >> host: dave in louisiana, you are on with james steele and donald barlett. >> caller: thank you very much, and good afternoon. my question concerns the green economy. i'm an old-timer fdr democrat, and i disagree
>> guest: not only the book tour, but you just -- a book is quite an expenditure of energy, and we've always taken time between books. and we have a, we've got some projects at "vanity fair" that have kind of almost been on hold as bev -- as we've finished the book and gone through the interest that this book has arisen. so all we know for sure is that we will never rub out of -- run out of material. >> guest: oh, no. the potential list -- >> guest: growing each...
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i'm sharon epperson with breaking news from the energy department. natural gas storage levels fell by 135 billion cubic feet. 135 bcf, drawing in natural gas. that was in line with whatage hists were looking for, between 133 and 137. this sa bigger slide in natural gas in storage than we saw for the five-year average, which was around 111 bcf. we have seen natural gas prices rallies from the big logses that were put in earlier this week. and we are looking at further gains in natural gas in light of this number. i'm bringing in a trader here on the floor to talk more about what this natural gas move means this week. we saw a slide to 305. now rallying back to the 330 level. what is the story? >> i think the bigger picture is the bearish move. it will take very, very cold weather to give us a big private movement on the upside. to me it's when they caught the market low. i think we're going back to the $3 area and reacting to the bigger picture which shows moderating temperatures over the longer term as opposed to the cold snap that the northeast is g
i'm sharon epperson with breaking news from the energy department. natural gas storage levels fell by 135 billion cubic feet. 135 bcf, drawing in natural gas. that was in line with whatage hists were looking for, between 133 and 137. this sa bigger slide in natural gas in storage than we saw for the five-year average, which was around 111 bcf. we have seen natural gas prices rallies from the big logses that were put in earlier this week. and we are looking at further gains in natural gas in...
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it was center of governmental inquestion knewty and energy in washington. and he was considered the most powerful democrat in the country. they called him the second most powerful man in the country second only to president eisenhower. kennedy had been a congregation staffer. for the last two years he had been running his brother's presidential campaign. c-span: you say he worked for joseph mccarthy, why? >> guest: well, he left -- he believed that something had to be done about the communist conspiracy in the country, and mccarthy was the only person doing it. and, you know, considering a large part of the book, is how bobby kennedy changed. it's an evolution. he sayings to somebody all that happened was i got older. i don't think that is all that happened. he changed as a human being in too something by the end of the book, you see something different. when he was a young prosecutor for first mccarthy's and john's committee, liberals called him a -- if you see newsreels of him, questioning witnesses in this way, you know, not giving them a chance to answe
it was center of governmental inquestion knewty and energy in washington. and he was considered the most powerful democrat in the country. they called him the second most powerful man in the country second only to president eisenhower. kennedy had been a congregation staffer. for the last two years he had been running his brother's presidential campaign. c-span: you say he worked for joseph mccarthy, why? >> guest: well, he left -- he believed that something had to be done about the...
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let's check out the latest in energy, metals. sharon epperson, nymex. >> oil prices pulling back, jim, but that's after reaching multi-month highs. we had the brent crude contract reach a three-month high yesterday. wti at a four-month high. a lot of this had to do in terms of the gains we saw yesterday with the report that the saudis have cut their oil production in december significantly. today's news is focusing on the spread between the two, which has come in significantly as right now around $17. of course, the energy department this week saying they believe it will average $16 a barrel this year. that is because of the news coming out of seaway pipeline, expansion project has been completed. the partners that are overseeing this project partners have said that has pn completed. now we're talking about 400,000 barrels per day of capacity now available to shippers to take crude from curbing, oklahoma, where it's been bolt nettleneck the middle of the country. the energy department report this week shows that those supplies in
let's check out the latest in energy, metals. sharon epperson, nymex. >> oil prices pulling back, jim, but that's after reaching multi-month highs. we had the brent crude contract reach a three-month high yesterday. wti at a four-month high. a lot of this had to do in terms of the gains we saw yesterday with the report that the saudis have cut their oil production in december significantly. today's news is focusing on the spread between the two, which has come in significantly as right...
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. >> renewable energy and the like. >> exactly right. renewable energy. anything made in american samoa, for example, gets this tax write-off, et cetera. and that's, you know, that's for attorneys -- >> why american samoa? >> it's a good question. again, the best guy to look at this is a guy named tim carney who writes for the "washington examiner" he's my colleague, and he does all the investigative reporting on this stuff. and he'll trace it all the way back to who knew who and somebody's friend and somebody's brother-in-law, et cetera, et cetera, you can find it all. but the bottom line is it's not right. it's not what we're actually trying to get the government to do. even if you're a liberal you think that somebody should be held, that the rich should pay something like whatever we call their fair share. nobody thinks that their fair should go into the pocket of another rich guy who simply has a better lobbyist. that's just not right. >> do you have that chart, greko? >> this is a call for corporate tax overhaul and just for tax overhaul in general,
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i'll tell you that the level of innovation and energy is equal to the level of energy in the tech world that we normally celebrate here. >> how does this all this relate to search in your so-called business? what is the rational for this variety of projects that you get involved in? >> google wants to be at the center of the information revolution. we want to be in a decade and 20 years and 30 years. what we're trying to do is trying to be part of what will happen. we're not always perfect and we do make mistakes. one of the more interesting things is in kansas city we have wired up a small number of houses now and we're now beginning to seriously implement it across the city, one giga bit of ether net. you say, well, do i need one giga bit, the measured performance is 78 down and 720 up mega bits, think about how your world could change. at that point, there is no difference between your computer and the computer center that it talks to. they're literally in one room together. it allows all of the different immediate qua that we so carefully have husbanded into this group and this grou
i'll tell you that the level of innovation and energy is equal to the level of energy in the tech world that we normally celebrate here. >> how does this all this relate to search in your so-called business? what is the rational for this variety of projects that you get involved in? >> google wants to be at the center of the information revolution. we want to be in a decade and 20 years and 30 years. what we're trying to do is trying to be part of what will happen. we're not always...
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energy positions and that the u.s. dollar will rise strongly against that. but i don't think that the u.s. dollar is the worst currency outside the euro. but i happen to also own gold i don't think it will go up right away and maybe we still have a correction of another 10% or so on the downside. i just think that government will print money and that there will be competitive devaluation, and so i want to have gold as an insurance. >> wow. but, am i right to read on that that you deem the u.s. dollar as the, you know, the best place to be in terms of currencies? you don't think -- >> i suppose. i mean, i also own singapore dollars, the singapore dollar is probably very good currency to own, down through my exposure to use the currency. but, i don't think that the euro is now a very desirable currency to own. and do we have a lot of problems as senator ron johnson explained just now, in the u.s., but we have the same problems, or even more in europe. so in the beauty contest of the ugliest currencies, the u.s. dollar is not winning. it's okay. and i think i'd
energy positions and that the u.s. dollar will rise strongly against that. but i don't think that the u.s. dollar is the worst currency outside the euro. but i happen to also own gold i don't think it will go up right away and maybe we still have a correction of another 10% or so on the downside. i just think that government will print money and that there will be competitive devaluation, and so i want to have gold as an insurance. >> wow. but, am i right to read on that that you deem the...
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nieto cook on energy reform, education reform, and other issues -- took on energy reform, education reform, and other issues. to help us understand, i am pleased to introduce this distinguished panel. he was president of mexico's federal electric institute during the 2006 elections. director general of the mexico based consultancy. senior advisor to the americas program. he is the author of a new book -- [speaking spanish] this is really the basis for understanding why some of the reforms are going on today, and by political parties are taking on a different direction. he is an economist in residence at the school of international service american university. he did his doctoral work at the university of chicago, and was a top economic diplomat in washington at the time of the naphtha negotiations. he was also chief of staff to the governor of the bank of mexico. more recently represented mexico during the task of leading up to the negotiations leading up to the u.s.-mexico initiative. he has been president of a number of key inflection points .uring u.s.-mexica he has served as ambassador
nieto cook on energy reform, education reform, and other issues -- took on energy reform, education reform, and other issues. to help us understand, i am pleased to introduce this distinguished panel. he was president of mexico's federal electric institute during the 2006 elections. director general of the mexico based consultancy. senior advisor to the americas program. he is the author of a new book -- [speaking spanish] this is really the basis for understanding why some of the reforms are...
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that is pretty incredible, and it's changing the global energy stage as we stand here now. >> great news definitely. natural gas having swings today. talk about that. >> i don't know what's swinging more, the natural gas or weather reports. we are going back and forth. what's interesting in this report, natural gas prices, the spot prices, they fell a whopping 31%. that is incredible. the lowest prices for natural gas since 1999. you want an advertisement for shell gas production, that is it, and not only that, that shell gas production is cleaning the environment because we use more natural gas, using less coal, that means less greenhouse e mageses, and they are musing less emissions than they have in many years. great news today. >> wow, thank you so much. great report. >> thank you. >> okay, switching gears here to talk about the housing market. six years after the bubble burst, the consumer protection bureau set to outline a new set of home loan rules, but will the guidelines make the mortgage process transparent or add to confusion? asking someone who has a wealth of experience in t
that is pretty incredible, and it's changing the global energy stage as we stand here now. >> great news definitely. natural gas having swings today. talk about that. >> i don't know what's swinging more, the natural gas or weather reports. we are going back and forth. what's interesting in this report, natural gas prices, the spot prices, they fell a whopping 31%. that is incredible. the lowest prices for natural gas since 1999. you want an advertisement for shell gas production,...
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energy policy. at 11:00 p.m., "q&a" with timothy naftali, former director of the nixon presidential library. >> studentcam video and trees are now do, friday, january 18, for your chance at the ground prize -- the grand prize. for more information, go to studentcam.org. >> in a rare address to the nation, syrian president bashar al assad talked about moving forward but made no mention of stepping down. he proposed a new constitution, which he said would have new laws. he thanked russia and china for their support of syria and stressed that his country would defend itself against outside forces. the last time the syrian president addressed was in 2012. this comes to was courtesy of aljazeera english. -- comes to us. >> and this is the first time since november that the president has given a public address in his own country. [crowd chanting] not so long after, it was said that maybe as many as 60,000 people have lost their lives in during the course of the 21- month conflict. while our translators ar
energy policy. at 11:00 p.m., "q&a" with timothy naftali, former director of the nixon presidential library. >> studentcam video and trees are now do, friday, january 18, for your chance at the ground prize -- the grand prize. for more information, go to studentcam.org. >> in a rare address to the nation, syrian president bashar al assad talked about moving forward but made no mention of stepping down. he proposed a new constitution, which he said would have new laws....
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these include environmental degradation, we don't have enough clean water, we don't have an of clean energy to support a growing population. we have not develop the technologies to solve those problems. here at home we have a very high unemployment rate. and of course, we have a generation of aging baby boomers, like myself, who are wondering how we are going to support ourselves and our retirement. these are all big problems. my thesis is that we will get much further toward solving them if we can engage the power of the private sector to contribute to peace and prosperity. i tell people, i love corporations. i study them the way jane goodall studies chimpanzees. and i appreciate their potential to help solve those problems, to provide jobs to people who need to make a living, and provide decent investment returns. to come up with the technologies that can help us have a more sustainable future where we are in harmony with the environment and the planet. a lot of corporations are doing those things, but not as well as corporations could. corporations could contribute still more toward huma
these include environmental degradation, we don't have enough clean water, we don't have an of clean energy to support a growing population. we have not develop the technologies to solve those problems. here at home we have a very high unemployment rate. and of course, we have a generation of aging baby boomers, like myself, who are wondering how we are going to support ourselves and our retirement. these are all big problems. my thesis is that we will get much further toward solving them if we...
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and if you can preserve energy. then you can export more oil so you know we're putting two or three hundred million dollars then to russia or into trying to. invest in companies that pick come up with good ways to pay big energy but nothing in particular right now that you can mention that's the virgin green thumb which we're going to start from from today but we'll be looking at mobile phones to be looking at quite a lot of other investment because well last question very briefly a question for a look if i get regretted anything i'd be a very sad person i would i have to the most. incredible life fantastic probably. lots of adventures. i live alone i. created three other companies just had a blast israel is surrounded by wonderful people. being married to the same lady for thirty four years great children. they're a great control. very lucky for you yourself have faced asked a number of times especially on your travels on the hot air balloons across the ocean what made you do it over and over again i can imagine mu
and if you can preserve energy. then you can export more oil so you know we're putting two or three hundred million dollars then to russia or into trying to. invest in companies that pick come up with good ways to pay big energy but nothing in particular right now that you can mention that's the virgin green thumb which we're going to start from from today but we'll be looking at mobile phones to be looking at quite a lot of other investment because well last question very briefly a question...
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an still is technology, a little bit in financial, materials and energy. >> tom: growth and optimism there from u.s. trust. it's chris hizy with us from new york. >> tom: in just a few weeks the debate over government spending cuts will heat up. the defense industry is one of those targeted, and today president obama nominated former rebublican senator chuck hagel as his next secretary of defense. hagel is a decorated vietnam veteran and former businessman. the president called him, "the leader our troops deserve." >> as a successful businessman he also knows that even as we make tough fiscal choices, we have to do so wisely, guided by our strategy, and keep our military the strongest fighting force the world has ever known. >> tom: hagel's not a shoe-in for the position. he's received criticism for his record on israel, iran, and gay rights. current defense secretary leon panetta says he will retire when his replacement is approved by the senate. >> tom: tonight we begin a new weekly series here on nbr. we partnered with some of the nation's top universities to bring you the best re
an still is technology, a little bit in financial, materials and energy. >> tom: growth and optimism there from u.s. trust. it's chris hizy with us from new york. >> tom: in just a few weeks the debate over government spending cuts will heat up. the defense industry is one of those targeted, and today president obama nominated former rebublican senator chuck hagel as his next secretary of defense. hagel is a decorated vietnam veteran and former businessman. the president called him,...
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council, i thank you for your interest in criminal justice and all your energies and efforts on its behalf. we know this is an issue that is of great importance to the state of california and to the nation. of course we have the opportunity to yet again lead the way here in california. we're offering a bill this year, s.b.-1506 which would redefine the crime of simple possession of a drug from felony to misdemeanor. there are 13 other states, and the federal government which already do this and in the 13 other states, we have the data that shows that we get better results, better outcomes, meaning safer communities, and surprisingly the states include not only the large eastern states of pennsylvania and new york, but also states like mississippi, south carolina, west virginia, wyoming, iowa, all of which use this mid deem charge rather than felony. and what we find in these 13 other states is that there are higher rates of drug treatment participation, lower rates of drug use, and even slightly lower rates of violent and property crime. so again, we can prove we can have safer communities
council, i thank you for your interest in criminal justice and all your energies and efforts on its behalf. we know this is an issue that is of great importance to the state of california and to the nation. of course we have the opportunity to yet again lead the way here in california. we're offering a bill this year, s.b.-1506 which would redefine the crime of simple possession of a drug from felony to misdemeanor. there are 13 other states, and the federal government which already do this and...
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but oil and natural gas played a role in energy policy today and will continue to be our foundation energy for many years to come. so keystone will be key. we're going to reserve judgment though we continue to encourage the president to do the right thing. as prime minister harper said, this is a no-brainer. it should have been first time. we hope it gets it right this time. >> what are the sticking points. what needs to become unstuck to get this through. >> we need state department approval and that's a key hurdle that has to go through before this is approved. there are many analysts that feel this will eventually happen. again, we have to see one thing approved before it's actually going to happen. >> well, okay. so we got that down. jack, i want to switch gears if we can. start to switch the conversation up. i was hosting a radio show last night, got a good question, i didn't know how to answer it. said, if we become an exporter of petroleum in the united states, what is that going to mean for the united states economically and otherwise? i don't know how to answer it. i'm presuming y
but oil and natural gas played a role in energy policy today and will continue to be our foundation energy for many years to come. so keystone will be key. we're going to reserve judgment though we continue to encourage the president to do the right thing. as prime minister harper said, this is a no-brainer. it should have been first time. we hope it gets it right this time. >> what are the sticking points. what needs to become unstuck to get this through. >> we need state...
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housing and the energy revolution and business profits. as a consequence of all of that, there is a reality. the political risk is going to slow economic growth in the u.s. somewhat. but that downside is really bounded. it's really limited in a way that it's not in so many of the emerging markets around the world. >> another risk you bring up is the jibs. that's japan, israel, and britain. >> that's right. china is rising, the middle east is exploding, and europe is muddling through. each has one country that happens to be the special ally of the united states that is outside and can't do anything about it. china's rising and japan can't have a good relationship with them. they're really increasingly by themselves and facing conflict. the middle east is exploding. israel is on the downside of every one of those relations whether it's egypt or jordan or turkey. and the europeans are muddling through but ultimately are improving and tightening in the eurozone. where are the brits? they're outside. these are the three countries the united sta
housing and the energy revolution and business profits. as a consequence of all of that, there is a reality. the political risk is going to slow economic growth in the u.s. somewhat. but that downside is really bounded. it's really limited in a way that it's not in so many of the emerging markets around the world. >> another risk you bring up is the jibs. that's japan, israel, and britain. >> that's right. china is rising, the middle east is exploding, and europe is muddling...
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. >> cost of energy is coming down. we're not sure what that does to the energy stocks. ned, if you are picking and choosing, what are you liking, what you are not liking? >> just the opposite. i love the technology area right now. last year, i bet on the qs. the year before i bet on the qs. i hear the case about slowing earnings, but the stocks have already slowed down. apple is 200 points below its high. if you start to look at them statistically, the price earnings ratios on big cap stocks are less than the s&p 500. the future, the future growth, secular growth of this industry has got to be twice that of the s&p, yet it's got a p/e ratio that's 3 percentage points less. 3 multiple points. the other factor i like about it is, this is the reason employment growth hasn't been strong. substitution of labor for capital, clearly, we've seen productivity rise because of what's going on in technology. the world still has to be wired, without any question whatsoever. and i get back to this valuation issue again, if you look at free cash flow, enterprise value versus free cash
. >> cost of energy is coming down. we're not sure what that does to the energy stocks. ned, if you are picking and choosing, what are you liking, what you are not liking? >> just the opposite. i love the technology area right now. last year, i bet on the qs. the year before i bet on the qs. i hear the case about slowing earnings, but the stocks have already slowed down. apple is 200 points below its high. if you start to look at them statistically, the price earnings ratios on big...
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plus, it's got a lot of vitamins and everything, and it gave me energy and it kept me out of the doctor's office. i wouldn't know what to do without supple. it has really, really helped me. >> i've had arthritis for, since i was 18, so it makes a big difference. >> what you spend on doctors, the price of supple is worth every nickel, every nickel. >> i started to experience a lot of back pain for the first time in my life when i, when i hit about 40 and it just got worse and worse with the more and more yard work i would do. after just probably about a week or two of drinking the supple, i'd come in from the yard and i'd expect to start to feel pain and there wouldn't be any. and the longer i drank the supple, the longer i could actually stay out in the yard. and i have no pain now. i can garden 8 hours, 2 days in a row and, and i really don't have any pain. >> i cannot recommend something that i do, really do not believe in. and there is nothing better than supple. >> if you're watching right now and you'd like some more information on how to get supple. it's a delicious drink for comple
plus, it's got a lot of vitamins and everything, and it gave me energy and it kept me out of the doctor's office. i wouldn't know what to do without supple. it has really, really helped me. >> i've had arthritis for, since i was 18, so it makes a big difference. >> what you spend on doctors, the price of supple is worth every nickel, every nickel. >> i started to experience a lot of back pain for the first time in my life when i, when i hit about 40 and it just got worse and...
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a global leader in energy. if we seize the opportunity now, we will be positioned to lead for decades and realize the economic and energy security benefits of that leadership. the world is watching. our decision will impact legions around the world, the middle east, and europe, asia, and elsewhere. we were encouraged by president obama's 2012 campaign comments supporting and all of the above agenda on energy and his statements outlining specific support for oil and natural gas production. we need more energy of all kinds. even as we dramatically expand of renewable energy resources and increase our energy efficiency, fossil fuels will continue to have an important role to play. not only does natural gas have an increasingly important role in electricity generation, it provides the raw materials needed to manufacture wind turbines, solar panels. a future of abundant domestic energy is already being made little anday's natural gas investments. in cutting edge technologies to access resources, previously thought o
a global leader in energy. if we seize the opportunity now, we will be positioned to lead for decades and realize the economic and energy security benefits of that leadership. the world is watching. our decision will impact legions around the world, the middle east, and europe, asia, and elsewhere. we were encouraged by president obama's 2012 campaign comments supporting and all of the above agenda on energy and his statements outlining specific support for oil and natural gas production. we...
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s day energies you can reports the u.s. troops could remain in afghanistan are well beyond twenty fourteen during this election campaign president obama may have sounded very resolute to leave afghanistan in two thousand and fourteen but the white house is now negotiating terms to stay there the president said. the role will be different but critics argue it's an attempt to rebrand a military presence which both the majority of americans and afghans oppose take a listen to what president obama said about the mission after twenty fourteen i think. you know although obviously we're still. two years away. i can say with assurance that this is a very different mission. and different task and a very different one for the us if we're able to come to an appropriate agreement now one of the key points of the agreement that the president mentioned there on that key point probably is immunity from prosecution for u.s. troops so that the afghans cannot prosecute any american soldier if they commit a crime that's the deal that the whit
s day energies you can reports the u.s. troops could remain in afghanistan are well beyond twenty fourteen during this election campaign president obama may have sounded very resolute to leave afghanistan in two thousand and fourteen but the white house is now negotiating terms to stay there the president said. the role will be different but critics argue it's an attempt to rebrand a military presence which both the majority of americans and afghans oppose take a listen to what president obama...
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here's this glamorous new princess, we're all intoxicated by her beauty and her youthfulness and her energy, yet in this picture she comes across as rather a ghostly and strange figure with this rather wild hair and directly staring face. so my own view is it's a bit of a missed opportunity to portray how she is now, this embodiment of hope in the nation. had there been good royal trait. there's the problem with it used to ground to a halt with the 17th century and we had relentless succession of royal portraits. of course part of the reason for that is access so you can't be a royal portraitist if you're granted two short sessions with your subjects, which i believe is what happened here. so it's part of a long tradition that failed. >> if you had some say, who would you have got to paint her? >> well, i think the perfect artist for this would be david hockly who is an artist so experienced and so good at capturing a very beautiful woman, though you wouldn't necessarily know that from this picture. she captured not only youthfulness, but portraits from the duchess of cambridge would captur
here's this glamorous new princess, we're all intoxicated by her beauty and her youthfulness and her energy, yet in this picture she comes across as rather a ghostly and strange figure with this rather wild hair and directly staring face. so my own view is it's a bit of a missed opportunity to portray how she is now, this embodiment of hope in the nation. had there been good royal trait. there's the problem with it used to ground to a halt with the 17th century and we had relentless succession...
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the global leader in -- energy. if we seize the opportunity now, we will be positioned to lead for decades, and realize the economic and energy security benefits of that leadership. the world is watching. our decision will impact -- regions around the world, middle east, europe, asia, and elsewhere. we will encourage by president obama's 2012 campaign comments supporting an all-of the-above agenda on energy and his statements outlining specific support for oil and natural gas production. we need more energy ever all times. even as we dramatically expand renubility energy sources and increase energy fossil fuels continue to have an important role to play. not only does natural gas have an increase role in electrician generation it provides the raw materials to manufacture wind turbine, and solar panel. it's a backup power. a future of abundant domestic energy is already being made real through today's oil and natural gas industry investments. in cutting edge technology, to our resources previously thought unreachable
the global leader in -- energy. if we seize the opportunity now, we will be positioned to lead for decades, and realize the economic and energy security benefits of that leadership. the world is watching. our decision will impact -- regions around the world, middle east, europe, asia, and elsewhere. we will encourage by president obama's 2012 campaign comments supporting an all-of the-above agenda on energy and his statements outlining specific support for oil and natural gas production. we...
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enough apart from the conservatives on the big issues like the euro and the transformation of germany's energy industry to make people think that he is the alternative that they need. >> what about the role being played by the smaller parties? people are already looking at things in terms of possible coalition make ups. how do you think this will shake out? >> the real question is will the junior coalition partner make it back into the bundestag after the election? they are very divided on the moment, particularly on the question of who should lead them, and it looks like voters will punish them by withdrawing support. the greens, on the other hand, have been riding high. there has been talk of a combination, but i think there's too much opposition to that. perhaps the result will be a renewed grand coalition. it has been tried before. it was a success last time under angela merkel, and crucially, the polls suggest most germans would like to see that happen. >> thank you very much. >> techies are in their glory this week, taking in the latest innovations on review at the annual consumer electr
enough apart from the conservatives on the big issues like the euro and the transformation of germany's energy industry to make people think that he is the alternative that they need. >> what about the role being played by the smaller parties? people are already looking at things in terms of possible coalition make ups. how do you think this will shake out? >> the real question is will the junior coalition partner make it back into the bundestag after the election? they are very...
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enough apart from the conservatives on the big issues like the euro and the transformation of germany's energy industry to make people think that he is the alternative that they need. >> what about the role being played by the smaller parties? people are already looking at things in terms of possible coalition make ups. how do you think this will shake out? >> the real question is will the junior coalition partner make it back into the bundestag after the election? they are very divided on the moment, particularly on the question of who should lead them, and it looks like voters will punish them by withdrawing support. the greens, on the other hand, have been riding high. there has been talk of a combination, but i think there's too much opposition to that. perhaps the result will be a renewed grand coalition. it has been tried before. it was a success last time under angela merkel, and crucially, the polls suggest most germans would like to see that happen. >> thank you very much. >> techies are in their glory this week, taking in the latest innovations on review at the annual consumer electr
enough apart from the conservatives on the big issues like the euro and the transformation of germany's energy industry to make people think that he is the alternative that they need. >> what about the role being played by the smaller parties? people are already looking at things in terms of possible coalition make ups. how do you think this will shake out? >> the real question is will the junior coalition partner make it back into the bundestag after the election? they are very...
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happened here schwartz negra came into a state that was in disarray a lot of that had to do with the energy situation and enron but the problem here is first of all there's had nothing to do with taxes the tag no it had an accident you had it would have to fire in a supermajority to pass income tax and first of all this first of all there is all taking income as a say on of who's rich on a national level even a state level in different parts of california just because somebody has a good year and makes income does not make them wealthy problem here is this is the same thing you're trying the government want you to blame the rich but you won't blame the government bottom line here is it should be a flat tax a fair tax some sort of consumption driven tax and he has wasted all that is wal-mart greeter not a good example for you but you don't you think that people who are very successful should pay more and they shouldn't they should pay on hype amounts of money but they sure you have a look at america from the one nine hundred thirty s. to the one nine hundred eighty s. when we were the most s
happened here schwartz negra came into a state that was in disarray a lot of that had to do with the energy situation and enron but the problem here is first of all there's had nothing to do with taxes the tag no it had an accident you had it would have to fire in a supermajority to pass income tax and first of all this first of all there is all taking income as a say on of who's rich on a national level even a state level in different parts of california just because somebody has a good year...
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the first contract with energy companies have been signed. while billions are being spent to bail out the banks, many indebted families feel they have been abandoned. >> seven months ago, we applied for social welfare relief. we have not had an answer yet. >> antonin solaris as a bit of money driving a taxi. he says the streets are becoming more and more empty. most people do not shop or go out anymore. he sees only occasional demonstrations against austerity measures. he says he wishes he could turn back the clock sometimes. >> i should not have taken out so many loans, and i should have been more careful with my money. i tell youngsters like my son to watch how they spend their money. they are going to have it tough. they have to learn that they cannot have everything they want. >> low taxes, cheap credit, and ill-thought and russian gains boosted the island's economy for a number of years. now tens of thousands of indebted separates are on the brink of ruin, like the ballerino of nicosia. >> the separate president has blamed expose banks f
the first contract with energy companies have been signed. while billions are being spent to bail out the banks, many indebted families feel they have been abandoned. >> seven months ago, we applied for social welfare relief. we have not had an answer yet. >> antonin solaris as a bit of money driving a taxi. he says the streets are becoming more and more empty. most people do not shop or go out anymore. he sees only occasional demonstrations against austerity measures. he says he...
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these outbreaks in southern new south wales are an unpredictable energy. they devoured more than three and a half thousand square commuters in the most populous state alone. the biggest impact is on farmers, with vast amounts of pastures, crop, and livestock lost. another day of cooler conditions is helping the firefighting efforts. it is run with military precision. heavy machinery helped build defensive lines, while boots on the ground tackle the flames on the front line. air support is critical. the bush fires have been burning for almost a week. further north, parts of queensland have not been scared. a blaze near brisbane has been brought under control, but it has taken a monumental effort for crews to gain the upper hand. the heat wave that brought punishing conditions to the southeastern states earlier this week is forecast to return in the coming days. >> we are looking at temperatures across much of new south wales in to the lower to mid 40's tomorrow and certainly extending into the high 40's saturday. >> australia can expect above average temper
these outbreaks in southern new south wales are an unpredictable energy. they devoured more than three and a half thousand square commuters in the most populous state alone. the biggest impact is on farmers, with vast amounts of pastures, crop, and livestock lost. another day of cooler conditions is helping the firefighting efforts. it is run with military precision. heavy machinery helped build defensive lines, while boots on the ground tackle the flames on the front line. air support is...